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Judy
Words & Music:
Teddy RedellThey say you found somebody new
Whose love will always be true
I don't know what it is to be alone
That's why I dread to know you're gone
Oh Judy, don't let our sweet love
Wither and die like flowers in the fall
Oh Judy, don't you know it's you
I love most of all
Oh, please come back I promise always to be true
Oh Judy, there'll never be anyone else dear but you
Oh, please come back I promise always to be true
Oh Judy, there'll never be anyone else dear but you Recorded:
1961/03/12, first released on
Something for EverybodyReactions
Always loved this song. It must be Hank Garland on staccato guitar. Floyd Cramer is excellent as usual. A perfect little song.
Nice jaunty medium tempo song that Elvis cruise's through in first gear with a marvellous piano break. The outtake 1 is also an interesting and enjoyable version. Never skip it and worth 4 stars.
Elvis at his best 5 stars
I Really love this song. Great great beat Elvis sound super good and the piano in this song is simply awsome.
I like it,especially the piano in this one,nice rhythm.
The only song on side two (the rhythmic side) of the LP "Something For Everybody" that I wouldn't give at least fours stars. That said it is still a good uptempo number that deserves 3 1/2 stars. It just isn't quite as good as the other five songs.
Shoved away on the B side of There's Always Me for it's single release in the UK. Dated perhaps in 1967 but a better choice as an A side. I also like the original Teddy Redell version. Good song and well ecorded with Elvis in great voice.
This is a nice song that fits on the album side perfectly. A nice beat, good lyrics, fantastic production, and Elvis in his best 1961 voice. When it was released as a single in 1967, it sadly was a bit dated for the pop scene.
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